One Qi Chaoyang

Chapter 75: 74: Learning the Law

He sat there reading a book.

The entire library was unusually quiet. He quickly read it once, then read it again carefully, and memorized the entire content.

He closed his eyes and thought carefully in his mind.

This Qianyang Demon Refining Lamp exudes a sense of dominance from the materials used to refine it to the flame it uses.

The word "炼" (refined) in it can reveal its strong flavor.

The lamp he wants here must be made of pure gold, which can also be called sharp gold energy.

The book said that if corresponding talismans were inserted into a fine gold lamp, the sharp gold energy of the lamp would be stimulated, making the flame sharper.

It says: "The light is like a ray of light, piercing through all darkness."

Then they collected the heartwood of the red iron tree growing beside the volcano, and took the blood from the combs of a thousand roosters to soak the heartwood.

Then take the lamp oil refined from giant whales.

The fire of the lamp requires the Qianyang spiritual fire.

As for talismans and incantations, there is also a set of them there.

It is very clear and tells you in detail how to do it and how to refine it.

The key was the fire and the complete set of talismans and spells. He put them back and saw the methods of refining several other lamps.

Yi wood green lamp.

A lamp made from spiritual wood.

The Brahma lamp, a kind of inexplicable lamp, reminded Zhao Fuyun of "Buddha", but he had never heard of monks and Buddha in this world for so long.

Ever-burning lamps, horse-front lamps, chicken-bone lamps, ghost lamps, and underworld lamps...

He looked at all the different kinds of lights, then sat there, thinking for a while, and suddenly an idea came to his mind.

He was thinking about his precious material in his heart.

Finally, thinking of the Fire Lamp in his hand, he couldn't help but take it out. He felt that this lamp was extremely special. It looked like it was made of fired blue-black ceramics, but also like iron.

He guessed that it might be a combination of both earth and metal, and because these two attributes were tough and inert, they were intertwined together to form a hard object. He didn't know what the material was, but he knew that the talismans formed by his magic power could not penetrate into it.

He knew it wasn't that he couldn't, but that he didn't know how to do it.

He decided to ask someone who might know the answer. The only person he knew was Huang Ying, who was still working as a receptionist there.

He was reading a book while propping up his head, with his head almost buried in the book. If they were not all monks, he would even think that the other person was nearsighted.

"Senior Sister Huo Ling, what a coincidence, you are still here." Zhao Fuyun said.

"I have been here all the time. I have gained merits by doing things for the mountain. Junior Brother Zhao, you have been in the lower courtyard and have just come to the upper courtyard. You may not attach much importance to merits. Merits are not just about exchanging some pills. You can read the books on martial arts in the lower courtyard at will. In the upper courtyard, although you can read the books in the Dharma Storage Building at will, when you go further, you will need merits to learn those advanced martial arts." Huang Ying said.

He knew that merit had many uses in the mountains, but before, he had never needed to use merit. Then her reminder made him think of the "Pure Yang Treasure Book" given to him by Xun Lanyin, which was obviously a high-level practice.

At the time, he thought it was normal for Master Xun to be able to produce such a high-level technique, but now he thought that this technique might have been obtained by Master Xun through merit from the mountain gate. However, he thought in a flash that if it was obtained through merit, he would be warned not to teach it privately.

He didn't quite understand, but he could ask Master Xun about it later.

Huang Ying also warned him that while he was practicing, he should not forget to do some mountain gate tasks. For example, like her, he could just sit here and do nothing, which would not interfere with his practice.

"Well, okay, senior sister, I will definitely learn from you. The main reason I came here today is to ask you something. Do you know how to engrave talismans into a lamp made of this material?" Zhao Fuyun asked, taking out a lamp without a light.

Huang Ying stared at the lamp in Zhao Fuyun's hand with wide eyes. After a while, she said, "I don't know what this is, but if I want to cast a talisman, I will burn it with fire first."

"It's not afraid of fire!" said Zhao Fuyun.

"Then there's no other way. If your talisman seed can bind the 'light' property, then no matter what material it is, you can engrave the talisman into it."

"Light nature?" Zhao Fuyun asked.

"Yeah, you don't even know this. Go to the Dharma Library to look up books yourself." Huang Ying said impatiently.

"Okay." Zhao Fuyun put away the lantern. He did not go to the Dharma Storage Building, but went back directly.

He came to the edge of Elephant Back Mountain and jumped into the air. He flew with the wind like a big bird, crossed the valley and returned to Jiguana Ridge.

In the star-gazing cave, he took out the fire-breathing lamp, and then took out a piece of jade.

He began to practice with the jade. His fingers were seen moving on the jade. Light shone through his fingertips. The light penetrated into the jade and seemed to condense into talismans inside it.

Soon, the jade began to glow, and he cast a red flame talisman into it.

As he looked at it over and over again, he was happy in his heart, but he also knew that he would not be able to master this lamp in a short time.

Because if one wants to refine a magic lamp, one knows very few runes, and if one refines them badly at once, then these treasure embryos will be ruined.

So he went to the Dharma Library to read books, and was fascinated by them.

He first looked at the escape techniques, which included the fire escape technique. He could now barely practice this fire escape technique.

Then he found a book called "The Method of Dragon Traveling on the River", which is a method specifically for practicing internal skills. It condenses one's own magic power into a dragon and allows it to travel through the meridians. This not only makes one's own magic power more condensed, but also allows the magic power to form a "dragon-shaped force".

Over the years, he practiced the Eighteen Bends of Yin and Yang, so it was easy for him to cultivate the dragon-shaped power. He bent his fingers and a beam of fire shot out, which was like a roaring fire dragon twisting and drilling out.

It can also bring a kind of body movement, called "Dragon Body Movement", which can greatly increase his speed of flying in the void.

This is very easy to master, but what he really spent time practicing was "Daluo Huixiu".

This magical skill is to block some spells cast by others by waving your sleeves.

The book said that if one had practiced to a high level, even if a flying sword stabbed down, one could still wave his sleeve to brush it away.

This magic skill is extremely difficult to practice. By chance, Huang Ying found out that when he was practicing this magic skill, he showed a look of a rookie who was not afraid of death.

Because she knew that her senior sister Jin Ling had practiced for nearly a year and had not achieved much. Apart from being able to stir up some wind, she could not even wield basic magic power.

Of course, apart from this, he would try his best to attend every class.

(End of this chapter)